Royal Ascot 2023 Odds: The Latest Odds And Race Schedule

Huge crowds will flock to Ascot racecourse between Tuesday 20th June and Saturday 24th June, 2023 as the annual Royal Ascot extravaganza will take place attracting the best equine talent from across the world. Here at HorseRacing.net we are eagerly anticipating the Royal spectacle and we take a look at all the latest Royal Ascot Odds, as well as looking at the five-day race schedule...

Tuesday 20th June - Day One

A plethora of Group races will kick off the action with the Queen Anne Stakes, St James's Palace Stakes and King's Stand Stakes offering three top class Group 1 races and the likes of Modern Games, Inspiral, Chaldean and Highfield Princess are all set to feature in those race, while the Group 2 Coventry Stakes will see a mouth-watering clash between two exciting young juveniles in the shape of River Tiber and Asadna. Add in competitive handicaps like the Ascot Stakes and the Wolferton Stakes then day one is real mouth-watering day's action that will kick-start the five days in sparkling fashion.

Wednesday 21st June - Day Two

Day two will see some of the premier middle-distance older horns lock horns in the Group 1 Prince Of Wales's Stakes at 16:20 and former Epsom Derby winner Adayar could take on the likes of Sir Michael Stoute's Bay Bridge and Aidan O'Brien's Luxembourg in one of the most intriguing races across the five days. We kick off with the two-year-olds lining up in the Queen Mary Stakes, while the Royal Hunt Cup at 15:00 is often regarded as one of the toughest handicap races to work out and is always a hugely competitive betting market.

Thursday 22nd June - Day Three

The main event of the entire week takes place on day three as the Gold Cup is the showpiece event at 16:20 and it will see former St Leger winner Eldar Eldarov do battle again with Sagaro Stakes winner Coltrane, while Aidan O'Brien's Emily Dickinson will look to emulate the mighty Yeats by claiming glory in this event for the Ballydoyle stable. The Ribblesdale Stakes and Norfolk Stakes are another brace of top class Group contests taking place on day three, while Britannia Stakes and Buckingham Palace Stakes are two devilishly difficult handicaps to work out at the end of the afternoon.

Friday 23rd June - Day Four

Imperious 1000 Guineas winner Mawj is set to lock horns with recent Irish 1000 Guineas heroine Tahiyra in a monumental renewal of the Coronation Stakes on the penultimate day of Royal Ascot and both are sure to prove very popular with many punters' Royal Ascot Tips heading into the day. Little Big Bear is another notable name set to scorch the turf on day four and will be a warm order for the Commonwealth Cup, which takes place after the Albany Stakes on Friday afternoon.

Saturday 24th June - Day Five

Named in honour of Queen Elizabeth II, who loved attending Royal Ascot, the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes will see the Group 1 sprinters line up over six furlongs, while the day kicks off with some potential Classic contenders for next season doing battle in the Chesham Stakes. Add in the classy Hardwicke Stakes and some tough handicap events then the final day maintains the top class standard of action over the five days and it's set to be an epic week.